Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-08-26
LOCAL AND orMEs sors.


66ReAAA0h ~Ogbseobs
Tom Ellison, from White River, is visit
ing here.
Best & Belcher was assessed yesterday
OF 80 cents per share.
T. H. Gillian, a mining man, came in
from Cortez yesterday,
A. Davis, the commercial traveller, came
in from Elko last evening.
Several teams were loaded for Seligman,
White Pine county yesterday.
Mrs. A. E. Richardson died in Carson
ON Saturday Of typhoid fever.
Sixty bushels OF wheat TO the acre Is be-
| ing harvested In British Columbia.
A. Merko of Sacramento county adver-
ties for 400 white persons to pick hops.
Many q man has ruined his eyesighs by
sitting in the barroom looking for work.
Hon. A. O. Clevesnd arrived here yes
terday, on his way home from Salt Lake
City.
Joseph 8. Nupan eloped August IS,
with Miss Rillie Gould, q Woodland, CAL,
heiress.
Sports are settling down in Reno for the
fair. They are always ready for the Fall
harvest.
The first lodge OF Free Masons in Amer
ica was established in Boston the 30th Of
July. 1888.
1t will take one Numbered cars to bring
the furniture for the Hotel del Coronado
from the East.
This time Pete Olsen is alleged to be
leading q hermit's life in the mountains 16
miles from Truckee.
John Nelson started out yesterday with
q big load OF supplies for his new mining
venture at Jefferson.
Thanks to Secretary OF State Dormer for
q copy OF Appendix to Journals of Senate
and Assembly, 18th session.
The number of cattle eastward bound
from New Mexico ranges 10 estimated at
from 5000 to 5000 head.
Joe Browns team came In from Taylor
yesterday loaded with nine tons OF ore
from Dimmock's mine, consigned to r.
Sadler d Co. of this place.
The 13-year.old daughter OF d. Lodge
was run over by q wagon In Reno on Fri
day and had her leg broken.
shaster county, CAL, Ia having q land
boom. Over $3.50, 600 has changed hands
during the past three weeks.
The jury at Los Angeles has brought In
a verdict Of guilty against Roselle, the
husband Of the vitriol-thrower.
The troops in the Department Of Ari.
IONA are TO be sent into the field for two
months practice in Indian warfare.
The Carson Postmaster's salary has
been reduced to 500 per year. out Of
which he must pay rent, fuel and lights.
Miss Laura Lawson arrived here yester.
day from Woodland, Cal, and will be the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. j. HolliDgsworth.
Judge A. L. Fitzgerald returned home
yesterday from Winnemucca, Humboldt
county, where he has been holding court.
There are now six baseball clubs st the
State Capital-Amateurs, Zephyrs, Boz
Factory, CHANDELIERS, Clerks and Variety
Mines.
Az Salt Lake City, August 20, the re-
mains Of the late John Taylor were ex-
humed and placed in q massive granite
sepulcher.
At Los Angeles, August 90. Mrs. @.
Summers ate rather freely OF canned oys-
lent commissions.
over 6,0OO immigrants we're iande AZ
Castle Garden last week. More han two-
thirds of the people were bound for the
West and Northwest.
A man In Pittsburg drinks crude Pc
troleum. II will be a sad day for him il
the old fashioned ideas about future
punishment are true.
Gen. J. r. Kittrell, formerly Attorney
General Of Nevada, now District Attorney
Of Stanislaus county. GAL, Is ill at Mo-
desto, and doubts are entertained OF his
recovery.
State Senator Foley says the Richmond
and Eureka Con. mines yield $780, 900 in
bullion monthly, and the latter will pay
II 25-cent monthly dividends in the en-
suing year.
Joe Harlow, State Printer, was presented
with q fine gold watch and chain at HALEY,
Idaho, on the last day OF the session OF the
Grand Lodge Of the Ancient Order OF
United Workmen.
The Examiner says: "The transcript
or appeal in the Bowers murder case fills
II volumes and has cost the city 81 800.
The library in the Goldenson case prom
ises to be still larger and more COSTLY"